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Mortuaries are bad, I had to walk away from a mortuary job on a broken ammonia refrigeration plant because I couldn't take the smell. The cold store rooms where the bodies were stored were at a temperature in excess of 35 degrees Celsius. Several bodies exploded because of internal gas build-up. The stench was indescribable and I just didn't have the stomach for it and I didn't need the money that badly so I permanently excused myself.
 
Mortuaries are bad, I had to walk away from a mortuary job on a broken ammonia refrigeration plant because I couldn't take the smell. The cold store rooms where the bodies were stored were at a temperature in excess of 35 degrees Celsius. Several bodies exploded because of internal gas build-up. The stench was indescribable and I just didn't have the stomach for it and I didn't need the money that badly so I permanently excused myself.

Was a room temp' body experience I had it was at the back of my throat for days ... normally the extract and cooling aid in holding back the stench but it has to be experienced to understand why its the worst stench you would ever smell... as I said before we are predisposed to find it the most repulsive smell to aid our ancestrial survival.
 
I still shudder when thinking about it, words can't begin to describe it and the way it made me feel. It was so strong you could taste it, I was only there for a couple of hours but I threw all my clothes away, even my shoes and I had the inside on my car professionally valeted to try and get rid of the lingering odour.
 
I still shudder when thinking about it, words can't begin to describe it and the way it made me feel. It was so strong you could taste it, I was only there for a couple of hours but I threw all my clothes away, even my shoes and I had the inside on my car professionally valeted to try and get rid of the lingering odour.
the worst of it is, you sweat the smell out for days after (no puke emoji)
 
There is a sewage works beside one of our factories, every now and again a fella actually shovels sh*te down a chute into a skip on the ground. The seagulls do be diving into the skip to retrieve a free meal, you have to get inside or you'd be sick.


On another note their is also an abbatoir in the industrial estate, whenever they be burning off the skin/hydes there is a lovely smell of bacon, you do be starving

Sounds like a ---- job!!!
 

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